EPTDreamHack - Appreciation Thread - Page 21
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grindC
Germany274 Posts
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BleaK_
Norway593 Posts
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Xiron
Germany1233 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
Now to get them to deliver their music playlist for the weekend =p | ||
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Ravnemesteren
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Caltrop
Sweden34 Posts
Great setup of the tournament, good coverage and great casters. Huge love for the team behind it all! | ||
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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On April 23 2012 20:34 Caltrop wrote: Their setup is amazing, and for this year they even have SVT (the Swedish national television, free for all living in Sweden) with them on their side. Great setup of the tournament, good coverage and great casters. Huge love for the team behind it all! Well, SVT isn't REALLY free since you have to pay for a TV license... even if you don't even use a TV, you still need to pay for that shit just for owning one. | ||
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Notfragile
Greece713 Posts
The casters were excellent. The production was excellent. I loved the schedule being shown after every game. Congratulations to Dreamhack, they really did deliver! (Only thing that I could see missing is the pulse meter. It was just awesome seing someone's pulse peaking when a drop happens for example. Added a whole new layer of tension and sympathy for the gamers. Not a big deal but I really liked it) | ||
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SinCitta
Germany2127 Posts
On April 23 2012 19:59 Regent wrote: Is nobody going to mention the AWFUL moment when the organiser came out fist pumping shouting "Are you entertained?!". That was just terrible, I had to mute and minimise. For organizing all this good stuff, he deserves five minutes on his own stage, independent how good on camera he is. Same goes for Sundance, Carmac, David Ting etc. | ||
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Ireniicus
United Kingdom374 Posts
On April 23 2012 20:45 SinCitta wrote: For organizing all this good stuff, he deserves five minutes on his own stage, independent how good on camera he is. Same goes for Sundance, Carmac, David Ting etc. I agree. I see no problem with organisers coming on stage at some point. the amount of work required to make these events happen is staggering. | ||
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BeaSteR
Sweden328 Posts
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TheSir
1830 Posts
On April 23 2012 20:48 Ireniicus wrote: I agree. I see no problem with organisers coming on stage at some point. the amount of work required to make these events happen is staggering. I dont like it when CEO's come on stages and scream nonsense to hype up a crowd, it just doesn't work like that and it's always akward but i have to say that guy did a great job at the ceremony. | ||
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InterWill
Sweden117 Posts
On April 23 2012 20:53 TheSir wrote: I dont like it when CEO's come on stages and scream nonsense to hype up a crowd, it just doesn't work like that and it's always akward but i have to say that guy did a great job at the ceremony. My problem with it was that it sounded like he was trying to quote The Gladiator with his "Are you entertained?". Surely it should have been "Are you not entertained?" Right? | ||
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Synche
United States1345 Posts
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nymfaw
Norway430 Posts
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TheSir
1830 Posts
On April 23 2012 21:00 nymfaw wrote: except for the terrible sound sometimes it was good. when was that? i watched almost everything yesterday and didn't notice any sound problems | ||
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CScythe
Canada810 Posts
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Frail
Iceland336 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
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imre
France9263 Posts
On April 23 2012 16:39 ceaRshaf wrote: The production value was tv quality. I am speachless. This. Best foreigner event hands down. | ||
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